The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-10-13
See Beatty's So suits.

Battery 1, 1st o. V. L. \. hold theil
reunion in this city today Wednesday,
It's Beatty that struck rock bottom
on Overcoats.
Squire Stanford and daughter, of
Wisconsin, are visiting relatives and
| friends in Ravenna.
The biggest and best stock of Cloth
| ing in Portage county is at Beatty's.
Treasurer Collins is busy preparing
for the collection of taxes, which will
begin soon.
The Business Department of Mt.
Union College, O., is the best. Write
for rates.
Our new styles are the latest, our
prices the lowest. J. g. BEATTY
Mrs VIM. Bostwick and Miss Jennie
Banks returned on Thursday last from
their summer visit to Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. T. Smith and daughter, Miss
Nellie, left Monday morning for Still
water, Mimi, to visit relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Knapp re-
turned Saturday evening from an ex-
tended and very pleasant visit with
their friends in the East.
Mr., Edward Chittenden, who resides
in Pennsylvania, is visiting his broth
ers, Almon and Henry, and other
friends in this city.
Rev. Andrew Wilson preached in
Kent last Sunday forenoon, in Brim-
field in the afternoon and at Ravenna
in the evening.
H. E. Williams and his mother left
on Monday last for trip to Kansas
and Nebraska, expecting to be. absent
three or four weeks.
Six horses belonging to g. w. PITT,
of Rootstown, got at some wheat last
week Wednesday, and eat so much of
it that three of them died.
Knight Templars D. G. Goldman,
Quincy Cook, L. P, Seymour and +.
s. Comstock are attending the State
Conclave at Columbus this week.
Al G. Fields minstrels were greet
ed by a full house last Wednesday eve
ming. Some portions of their enter
tainment were very fine, particularly
the stereoptican views.
DIR. John DeWolf, of fEurekaSprings,
Ark, is visiting Ravenns, the place
of his nativity. He finds many changes
and Improvements in the place during
his long absence.
Last Thursday Mr.. Hiram rhomp
son, over 80 years of age, brother of
Mr.. Amos Thompson of this city, fell
and broke his hip, at his residence in
Hudson.
Ravenna 1. o. o. F. will hold a
memOria. service Thursday evening, |
Oct. 20, which will be open to all mem |
bers and their families, and to the |
of deceased members.
One of the many attractions of Bar,
low Bros. & Frost's minstrels is the |
celebrated Brunswick Quartette, the |
finest quartette of singers in the min
strel profession.
Mrs. Julius Day died on Thursday |
the 9th inst. of paralysis,
aged 81 years. Funeral services were
held at the family residence, in the
north part of Rootstown, Saturday, at |
l p. m.
Mr.. Ed. Poe returned from Califor-
MIA last week, being called back by the
sudden death of his father, S. R. Poe.
During the short time he was on the
Pacific coast he was delighted with |
the climate and country.
Be sure and see "Shorty'' Healy, |
the amusing gymnast. He is only SO
inches high, weighs 81 pounds, and is
2l years old. He will appear with
Barlow Bros. & Frost's minstrels, Oct.
18th, at the Opera House.
There are I'LL children enrolled in
Ravenna Village, as follows:
White youth, male ................. 500
1omale......... 50S
COlOred '' male ............-..... 27
female ............... "A
No. of youth between Is and q, 353.
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